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  Super Seniors Men's Pennants – Round 3 Back on a wet home course, Breakers produced an outstanding performance in Round 3 of the Super Seniors Men's Pennants against Toukley. Despite the wet conditions, Breakers proved too strong, winning seven of the eight matches . It was a dominant team effort, with every player contributing to an impressive victory. With such a convincing result, it was no surprise to see plenty of smiles around the clubhouse after the match as the Breakers team celebrated another successful day in the pennant competition.
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  HAVE YOU GOT YOUR TICKETS YET ??
  SATURDAY 8 AUGUST 2026 BREAKERS MENS GOLF CLUB Present HIPPY HIPPY SHAKE Music from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s Songs you may have forgotten ENJOY A DANCE TO THE HITS OF YESTER YEAR                 Join in to the Sing a Long WEAR YOUR BEST HIPPY OUTFIT PLUS, POP MUSIC TRIVIA Cheer on our C Grade Winning Pennant Team   as they receive the 2026 District C Grade Pennant Shield PLUS The 2026 Indoor Chipping and Putting Championships Guaranteed a night to remember Tickets Only $15 for members and guests Available at Breakers Reception
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Inaugural 4BBB Mixed Matchplay Knockout Draw First round to be played by the end of August. Good luck everyone !  
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DELMER ON THE COURSE ,  all smiles when Pat  found his ball in the tree, but what was the ruling with 30cm preferred lies through the green, when the 30cm was still in the tree????  
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 MEN'S 2026 MATCHPLAY KNOCKOUT This years, Men's Matchplay is almost decided, with Warren Butts winning the final qualifying round against Phil Loveridge on the 19th hole with a birdie, after a closley fought match being all square after 18 holes. Winner of Rick Petrie and Peter Cartledge to play Warren in Final.
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 SUPER SENIORS PENNANTS 2026 Round 2 This week the Super Seniors travelled to Wyong to take on the home side. Unfortunately, the result wasn’t as good as last week, with Wyong winning 6.5 to 1.5   Congratulations to Mick Bowditch, who recorded our only win of the day, and to Dean Osborne, who battled hard to secure a valuable half on the 18th hole. Glenn and Dieter were unlucky to loose on the 18th The rest of the team gave it their best effort, but the long, wet course conditions made scoring difficult. To make matters even tougher, the greens were lightning fast and proved extremely challenging.   We now look forward to next week’s home match against Toukley, teeing off at 9:00 a.m. If you’re available, come along and support the team—we’d love to see plenty of familiar faces cheering us on.